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January 25, 2011 34 Comments by Kirsty

I’ve eased myself in slowly.

The style was was limited by my fabric choice (just one flour sack). 

The bag is lined for strength.  I had a bit of fun with the raw edges and the stray threads & an Op Shopped suede belt was hacked into & fashioned into a bag strap.

Slouchy & casual & fun.

34 Comments

  1. Tania
    478 days ago

    Lovin' the 'cancelled'…

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  2. thornberry
    478 days ago

    Love it Kirsty! The contrast stitching is great, and the way you've done the strap is terrific too. Good to see you back at it!

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  3. Pascale
    478 days ago

    Really cool!! I love the wide strap and the way you attached it! Great job…

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  4. Kellie Christie
    478 days ago

    I think that you did a fantastic job!! And great idea using the belt for the strap!!

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  5. Veronica
    478 days ago

    Absolutely love it. You amaze and inspire every time.

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  6. Cath @ chunkychooky
    478 days ago

    Ace as always!

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  7. mel @ loved
    478 days ago

    …and gorgeous, LOVE it! I think my favourite part is the refashioned belt!

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  8. Nova
    478 days ago

    LOVE it Kirsty!
    x

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  9. june at noon
    478 days ago

    Hey, look at you! Very cool!

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  10. PaisleyJade
    478 days ago

    Wow – awesome!!! I have always wanted to try sewing with a flour or coffee bean sack – love it.

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  11. sarah
    478 days ago

    I love this! The strap is a great idea and like Pascale said, I really love the way you attached it. How useful!

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  12. eef
    478 days ago

    ooh, i love it! good job!

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  13. Kylie
    478 days ago

    I love it Kirsty! It really is fantastic – that flour sack material is the best :) Kx

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  14. Brenda
    478 days ago

    Who would have thought that an old sack could look soooo good! I totally love it!!!

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  15. Sarah
    478 days ago

    Oh wow! Soooooo cool, it's amazing how such simple things can be turned into something incredible

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  16. Emily
    478 days ago

    so creative.I Love it. Gorgeous.

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  17. One Flew Over
    478 days ago

    Love this Kirst x

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  18. craftydill
    478 days ago

    i love this bag…the combination of the flour sack and the wide strap are wonderfully organic! thanks for sharing!! -michelle

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  19. Tina
    478 days ago

    I love love love the strap idea…planning on a trip to my local op-shop ASAP for some leather.

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  20. Gaby
    478 days ago

    That looks great! I love the idea for turning a belt into a strap, i'll have to try that. x

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  21. 'Joyce'
    478 days ago

    I love your new bag. Gosh it's a real go anywhere sorta bag, with those colours and the size.

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  22. Veer - glasjuwelen en andere creaties
    478 days ago

    Nice bag ! I love the vintage print of the flour sack ! It looks so natural !

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  23. vicki
    478 days ago

    this is fantastic!

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  24. Tracy
    478 days ago

    That's amazing, I want one!!

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  25. Melissa
    477 days ago

    totally love it…gorgeous!!

    melissa ….

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  26. Maureen
    477 days ago

    Great look!

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  27. Anonymous
    477 days ago

    Kirsto it's lovely!!! Clever clogs that you are! Xxx Brooke

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  28. Christie
    477 days ago

    Awesome! x

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  29. OnePerfectDay
    477 days ago

    This looks great!!

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  30. Laura
    476 days ago

    Looks awesome! Great work!

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  31. wendy @ the textured leaf
    468 days ago

    Pure genius at how youve sliced the leather to thread the sack through. It probably took you no time at all to come up with though? Being the guru that you are!

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  32. Andrea
    467 days ago

    Pressing the ‘I like ‘ button. Now pressing the ‘Gee I wish I had one” button.

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  33. di
    465 days ago

    Love it! Great sack to start with, and love the simple shaping and funky detailing.

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  34. kim at allconsuming
    448 days ago

    Well, it’s been a long time since checking in and even longer since commenting. Firstly totally coveting the footstool but then I came to this. And this, well, this I ADORE.

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